Sentence examples for then imperative from inspiring English sources

International touring, made possible at first by perestroika and then imperative by the collapse in state funding, turned most of those who rose to the Gergiev challenge into international stars.

It is then imperative that the layer withstands thermal shocks as the linear expansion coefficient of the Au layer is substantially different from that of the glass substrate.

It is then imperative that variation in polymorphism caused by different factors can be distinguished from each other.

If maxims in general are rules that describe how one does act, then imperatives in general prescribe how one should act.

It then becomes imperative to keep one's concentration intact.

It will then be imperative to look much harder at the ethical and moral implications of reproductive cloning.

Then the imperative of countering Soviet and Chinese imperial advances trumped concern for the abuses of authoritarian governments in the Western camp.

But two of the next four races, at Spa in Belgium on Aug. 25 and Monza in Italy on Sept. 8, feature ultrahighspeed corners, and a solution before then seems imperative.

It then becomes imperative that steady-state measurements in buildings be used as representative data for the purposes of CFD simulation.

If it turns out that the person lacks this desire (or any other desire that promises to be satisfied by following the advice), then the imperative should be withdrawn.

However, most of them died in the 80s and 90s and since then, the imperative of the private housing association has been to accept anyone to secure a rent.